The Works of John Dryden, Now First Collected in Eighteen Volumes. volume 02
The Works of John Dryden, Now First Collected in Eighteen Volumes. volume 02
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Will you trustA pirate's promise, sooner than your valour?
_Gons_. Any thing, rather than see her in danger.
_1 Pirate_. Nay, if you dispute the matter!-- [_Holds his sword to her breast_.
_Gons_. I yield, I yield!--Reason to love must bow:Love, that gives courage, can make cowards too!
[_Gives his sword_.
_Jul_. O, strange effect of a most generous passion!
_Rod_. His enemies themselves must needs admire it.
_Man_. Nay, if Gonsalvo makes a fashion of it, 'Twill be valour to die tamely. [_Gives... his_.
_Hip_. I am for dying too with my dear master.
_Amid_. My life will go as easily as a fly's;The least fillip does it in this fright.
_1 Pirate_. One call our captain up: Tell him, hedeserves little of the booty.
_Jul_. It has so much prevailed upon my soul, I ever must acknowledge it. [_To GONS_.
_Rod_. Julia has reason, if she love him; yet, I find I cannot bear it. [_Aside_.
_Gons_. Say but, you love me; I am more thanpaid.
_Jul_. You ask that only thing, I cannot give;--Were I not Roderick's first, I should be yours;My violent love for him, I know, is faulty;Yet passion never can be placed so ill, But that to change it is the greater crime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you trustA pirate's promise, sooner than your valour?
_Gons_. Any thing, rather than see her in danger.
_1 Pirate_. Nay, if you dispute the matter!-- [_Holds his sword to her breast_.
_Gons_. I yield, I yield!--Reason to love must bow:Love, that gives courage, can make cowards too!
[_Gives his sword_.
_Jul_. O, strange effect of a most generous passion!
_Rod_. His enemies themselves must needs admire it.
_Man_. Nay, if Gonsalvo makes a fashion of it, 'Twill be valour to die tamely. [_Gives... his_.
_Hip_. I am for dying too with my dear master.
_Amid_. My life will go as easily as a fly's;The least fillip does it in this fright.
_1 Pirate_. One call our captain up: Tell him, hedeserves little of the booty.
_Jul_. It has so much prevailed upon my soul, I ever must acknowledge it. [_To GONS_.
_Rod_. Julia has reason, if she love him; yet, I find I cannot bear it. [_Aside_.
_Gons_. Say but, you love me; I am more thanpaid.
_Jul_. You ask that only thing, I cannot give;--Were I not Roderick's first, I should be yours;My violent love for him, I know, is faulty;Yet passion never can be placed so ill, But that to change it is the greater crime.
What to read after The Works of John Dryden, Now First Collected in Eighteen Volumes. volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dryden John to read onlineMoreLess
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